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• Helps the headphone jack!

  Welcome.
  
  So about 4-5 months ago, I bought a brand new HP Pavilion PC g6.
  A few months later (2-3) I started to have problems with the sound. Whenever I plugged the headphones, the sound would not come to her. First of all, I thought it was the helmet that I was using. It turns out that it wasn't. Then I thought it was something with audio players or anything else. (Control Panel-> hardware and sound-> manage audio devices). It turns out that it wasn't.
  
  The problem started as my helmet is sound but cut wide in some places. I have to play with the headphone jack and move it a bit to get the sound. At that time, portable headphone plug was already loose. Then, for about 5-10 minutes, something really strange happened. His was no more. I couldn't not all the sounds if it was for my headphones or speakers of my laptop.
  
  After about 10 minutes, the sound is back after a reboot. However, the sound was weird and glitch. I mean, is that whenever I plug in the headphones, 55% of the sound would come through them, but the other 45% would come out of my laptop speakerks.
  Yet once again, I thought it was the helmet, but no. Even with multiple changes of helmet and try them on different computers, the headphones were great. I started thinking that it was the helmet being loose which caused all these problems. I started to look for solutions. I came across a post of aid for the same issue: being loose headphone jack.
  Most of them said that if the helmet was not directly related to the motherboard, that the issue would be fixed easly.
  
  My question is:
  (1) how will I know if the headset is connected to the motherboard directly?
  (2) how can I fix the problem if;
  (a) it is directly connected.

  (b) if it is not connected to it directly.
  (3) the headphone plug is loose have EVERYTHING link to my sound works does not correctly.
  
  Thank you and more information will be provided on request.
  
  Additional information: I know that HP laptop computers have a 1 year warranty, however, how do I check for mine?

  Hi kamel.

  1. with the hardware problems, it is best to contact support for your options before going inside the laptop.
  
  2. If you notice that you are not covered by your phones warranty, if you provide me with your laptop model number, I'll see if there is a maintenance and service guide. (another workaround of the guarantee is to get a USB headset connected)
  
  < How can I find my laptop model number >: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00033108
  
  3. Yes, he seems to have everything to do with the question.
  
  
  
  Check your warranty:
  
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/weInput?cc=us & LC = in
  
  
  
  HP technical support: 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://www.HP.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl

• Portege R100 - defective headphone jack

  Headphone 3.5 mm on my R100 hole seems to be defective (I tried it with another helmet and with them the sound is distorted unless I managed to get the plug in the right position).

  I will provide Toshiba on this subject shortly, but I was just wondering if anyone could tell me if this component replacement is a simple procedure?

  Thank you very much.

  Hi Dan,.

  The headphone jack is a pretty basic device that can usually be bought quite cheaply from most electrical spare outlets. The real problem is to find a repairman that will repair to the component level. Nowadays, the trend is to replace a whole PCB rather than simply weld on a new component.

  According your description of the problem as it sounds as if we spring metal tags is either loose or bent and therefore does not sufficiently wityh contact the helmet when it is inserted.

  If your laptop is still under warranty, then it should be replaced at no charge.

  If your warranty has expired, it may be useful to check for repairers of local PC that quote ' component-level) repair services.

  Good luck

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: Headphone Jack works sometimes?

  My headphone works sometimes only. I'll get my wired headset and I can hear everything perfectly clear, but if I leave the laptop on overnight or leave for 30 minutes, I hear nothing more.

  I checked to make sure that the headphone jack is the audio device by default and the earphone works perfectly fine, so I don't see what the problem.

  The only way to solve the problem, as far as I understand, is to just restart the phone whenever the problem occurs, and it works. But I'd rather not have to restart every time this problem occurs. I also do not have to send the laptop.

  @polarpower,

  Hello and thanks for the display on the HP support forums.  There are only two things that can cause for your problem of making head phone.  When the system goes and warms the chips that handle the audio channel enter a blocking state as soon as this happens her loose.  As soon as you restart the voltage on the chips are erased and will work very well until things warm up again and the right signal is applied to this chip to block again.

  You can try to backup all your data and perform a recovery of the system so that tha system goes back to its original configuration.  It will be deleted including updates which could have caused this.

  Even though this is listed as Windows 8 you can use for Windows 10.

  HP computers - performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system

  Failure to resolve the issue, you will need to send in for repair.  Use the following link to help you contact the appropriate HP support department.

  Contact HP support.

  Please let me know how things are going with this.  Thanks again for posting and have a great day.

• The Sansa View headphone jack repair

  How to fix a headphone jack for listening to Sansa View problem

  I bought a refurbished Sansa View 8 GB a while back for $60 at a hypermarket on the local computer and
  It came with a political guarantee of 60 days and 30 days of return of the store.  I liked the view better
  only the rocket and the Clip, they had for similar prices because of the larger screen.  At the time I'm not
  know that Sandisk has been gradually the support of support for new players, or about the
  others have had to problems.
  On the second day, I had the player, I noticed that the headphones were not playing both
  channels correctly, and if I shook the card he got much louder.  I could the deal and he would play
  good for awhile and then a channel would cut out randomly.  After some research, I found that
  others have had the same problem.  I tried to return it, but somehow, I had lost the hardback cover
  that describes the product and contains the chisel, and they could not return.  They would have
  I would like to swap with someone else and his sleeves to return the original unit, but they sold the
  them and never got over.  I think I was about $ 60 at that time here, so I went
  back line for further research.  I found a guy on this forum who had disassembled one, therefore, using
  his instructions (with some modifications), I took mine hand, found the bad soldering and fixed
  them.  Here's how:

  1. use a PIN or sharp knife to release the tiny connector black rubber that covers the screw
  It must be removed to open the case; It is located to the right of the usb plug (ahead of)
  Reader).  Put the CAP and the screws that you remove so later in a small Tupperware
  you do not lose them.
  2. remove the screw, with a very small phillips head of a glasses or a good game repair kit
  precision screwdrivers.
  3. the bottom right corner should now be free; Remove the plastic cover of metal
  Basic it and work slowly around the case counterclockwise, separating the nail of the thumb
  If you're going to.  You may need to use a tiny flat head to press the strips in transparent plastic
  which become visible when you move along the line of separation.  Take your time in order to not break
  no label.  Finally you get to the last tab in the lower left corner of the headphone jack.
  This is where I had my only problem.  Other blogs say to lift a lever to more
  release this tab; I found that nothing seemed to free him and after several minutes of
  soft eyes I broke something and it came loose.  I think it was super-colle in place!
  4. I didn't take away the little water that connects the encoder in the Council, because it is very
  difficult to re - install these things, so just press the cover of how to get to the screen and
  Live PC.  There are 2 tiny black screws holding the display remove them and
  equivalent it loose, leaving the attached ribbon cable again
  5. now you can see the battery; out of its niche and disconnect the 3 tiny dumb son.
  Nector and set it aside.
  6. push the lid, so you can see the 3 tiny black screws holding circuit board printed; delete
  them (the last is difficult to see, it's in the corner to the right of the headphone jack).  Equivalent
  the Platinum (the cursor for the power switch appears immediately switch).  You should now be
  looking at the empty metal casing and the display, printed circuit board and a plastic cover should
  all be loose, but still connected by two ribbon cables.  In the Tupperware you
  should have 1 small black cap, 1 small silver screw, 5 small black screws, the slider switch.
  and the battery.
  7. I now inspect the plug welds helmet, and it was very obvious that 2 of
  the legs were loose, probably because of not enough solder on them.  I warmed up a little
  flat-head screwdriver precision with a mini torch and has used and very fine electronics
  welding to weld safely.  After a thorough inspection of the other joints, I decided to leave
  alone because they looked OK.
  8. I now plugged the battery and booted up the test before I re-assembled.  Both
  channels played now, but I've always heard some static when you turn the CAP.  I have fig-
  measured, it was normal in my experience with small electronic devices, so I assembled the player
  and more broadly, tried using headphones and a cable to connect to my receiver.  He
  now worked better, but still had some problems with making good contact.  Now at least I can
  He lay and he will play both channels indefinitely.  I think that the problem is related to the
  bad quality of decision-making.
  9. I'm going to use it at work for a while with my powered speaker system and see how it
  works.  In the future I will try to clean the plug with the electronic device, and if that does not work
  help can I go back in and try a few welding more or contacts inside making bending.
  Worst case I might have to find a plug of new, high quality and weld them, hoping that I don't fry
  whatever it is the heat.

  So repair all taken only an hour (excluding research).  I now have the confidence to
  Difficulty everything that can go wrong in the future.  I could swap the battery in 10 minutes and I
  hear they are only about $20, so I could keep this thing going for years.  I went from $ 60
  brick for a machine that could last a long time.  I wouldn't buy a Sansa View,.
  But if you have already, I sincerely hope that this information will help to...

  It's my last update to my problem of current headphones.  The view is now fixed; Although having a few changes

  appearance.  It now sports an inch and one-quarter long cast taken helmet hanging out where the taking of origin to reside.  You can laugh now, but not for too long, because this thing is perfect now!  The repair is also robust enough to

  Use it as a portable device (carry in your pocket or other) without worrying too ripped loose.

  Here's how I did it:

  After disassembly, I unsolder the old jack, carefully lift one corner at a time, until all 6 solder joints were loose.  The

  2 front and 2 rear tabs are on enveloping metal clips which can be removed separately.  The old jack appears just out of it

  slot in the jury.  Earlier, I bought an extension of 3.5 mm headset (with volume control, $8.99, p/n 4202559) from Radio Shack, just because it was the smallest molded into the store.  They had one for $2.49, what was right, but it was twice as big, so I spent the extra bucks because he must fit into the original hole.  I now have it cut and stripped the wires, leaving only an inch of thread on the new socket.  Then I soldered the 3 wires in their appropriate places, as

  as a result;  looking at the top of the Board, with the power switch facing you, you have 6 contacts arranged like this.

  : the 2 middle are positive of left and right, top left (ground) common to both channels. The others are only to secure the plug to the Board of Directors.   After brazing firmly the son I just put all together. the ribs on the molded strain relief perfectly nested within the original hole in the case, then it will not easily get out but retains some flexibility.  The only problem I see is that the case is not quite keep hanging down in that corner more, but that could easily be corrected by a small drop of super glue.  I'll do it later if it seems that the case is in danger of seperating

  or if the wire pulls.  I have also considered the fill area with hot melt glue, but who could do a more difficult future repair.  I think that super glue will be the best and is still to open again if you only use a microdot of glue.

  So after all this pain and suffering, I finally a player, maybe I can use for years to come.  Total cost:

  Given to nine Sansa View 8 GB... $60.00

  RadioShack 3.5 mm ext. p/n 4202559... $9.00

  Duracell Micro SD card 8GB... $20.00

  Total .........................................................................$89.00

  Of course, I could buy a 16 brand new notice of GB for that price, with one year warranty!  Well, NOW you can laugh,

  as long as you want!  But wait a minute, I would have just the same problem with a new, a week or a month

  After the purchase?  Then I could send it to Sandisk for RMA and after paying for delivery, and in the meantime maybe a month to get him back, I would have another new view to manhandle.  So a year later, after the replacement of my 3rd or 4th, the guarantee was due to expire, and I do repair above on it to make it work, having had the use of the thing for only 6 months of the first year, what with shipment will remind it so many times!  So maybe my path is correct. at least I use throughout the day now, and I'll NEVER have to send anywhere.

  The moral of this story is: don't out cheap if you want a decent PMP - spend $150-200 for a Samsung P3 or a

  Cowon S3; both have video and excellent sound and can read files DivX 800 x 600 without conversion, have tactile and menus screens customizable, not to mention the bigger screens.  If you just need to play music, there are a myriad

  players good markets that are simple and almost indestructible and if you lose or break will be a much less expensive than lesson

  that I've learned.

• Connection of headphones

  I just of me a Clip and love that distinguish one thing, the connection of headphones is horribly loose, whenever he gets hit the connection is broken and my music is cut. Does anyone else have this problem? I want to know if this is typical or I have a missed one? I tried 3 sets of headphones and none of them also adjust because I think they should.

  You can check if the speaker jack is totally and firmly inserted in first (sorry; sometimes it isn't and I just want to know that).  Otherwise, you may have a faulty drive in need of return and replacement or to the store with SanDisk.

• Sound of wind - what ear canal headphones $30 that you would recommend?

  When I go out to walk, there is a hill which is usually windy, so I want to buy headphones ear canal to solve the problem of noise from wind...  Sony headphones that I use currently are the kind that sit in the ear but don't go into the ear canal, and the wind noise is terrible.

  My requirements are:

  1 frequency response flat without course focusing on the bass.

  2. comfortable in the ear canal.

  3 Symetrical cords for both ears.  I can't stand the asymmetrical cords that put all the weight of the rope on one ear, and loose the cable to the other ear thongs around my face when walking, especially in the wind.

  4. no volume control in the rope that just adds weight to my ears.

  5. No cords running with extension like the Sony MDR-EX75 has.  The EX75 has a Plug and the plug of the cord to connect the power cord runs in a device, cuff and an extension to plug in a device size or Pocket.  The plug and the socket just adds extra cord weight when it is used with a rocket or my size mp3 player.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Sky

  Hi PolloLoco,

  I wasn't able to find the Meelec HAVE-M9 on amazon, and since I ordered everything from there, I wanted to buy headphones from amazon also.  I checked head - fi.org by your link and you are right.  It contains a wealth of information on headphones.

  For beginners like me, head-fi site has a thread that explains everything you always wanted to know about memo in the ear, also called in-ear monitors (IEM).  I found the EMP of cushions of Air of JVC-HAFX66 through this Web site.  I found also a youtube comment that shows the construction of the HAFX66 and how it seems that inserted in the ear.  Here is the link:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=V8PRU6tI3_k

  This video shows the FX66 has symmetrical cords.  An important part of the FX66 is actually a soft material that fits into the outer ear.  It is the function of "air cushion".  The air cushion is supposed to also reduce the noise of the rope in the ear that is going to be great because I will mainly use them all by running the exercise.  From the looks of the FX66 in the ear (in the youtube video), it seems the cushions of air could also help block the wind which is one of my major concerns.

  The HAFX66 sells for $19.58 on amazon which is quite cheap to take a chance on them.  The reviews on amazon are very good with the smallest number of negative comments (percentage wise) compared to all the other IEMs I checked on amazon.

  Thanks a lot for your help.
  Sky

• Slightly broken headphone jack

  Its got very loose over time, and now the sound a little cut if any small amount of pressure is put on the card. Its really annoying when I plug it into my sound system and it comes all together Cup but not so much with the headphones. It seems that the part of the plug (welded internally to the Board of Directors) is loose. This same thing happened to me years ago with a CD player, except that finally it's just broken off. It is while I've learned to unplug my headphones when I put it on. But anyway, this kind of thing covered by my warranty buy better? If not, whether, its not awkward...

  deadcereal wrote:
  But anyway, this kind of thing covered by my warranty buy better? If not, whether, its not awkward...

  If not the Best Buy (you will need to check or ask them), then certainly 1 year of SanDisk warranty covers it. It takes a little more time to get a replacement, but they do, and it will cover 100% (sometimes more).

• Reference Dell place 8 7840 headphone / Audio Jack problem

  My place 7840 arrived last week and I really like this thing. Today, I finally plugged headphones into the phone 1/8 "plug and immediately heard a rehearsal 'click' sound, strong enough and not affected by volume or muting. Quickly, I rebooted the Tablet, then tried again in Airplane Mode. The same problem. Checked my sound settings. Everything was normal (Bluetooth audio works fine). Tried another set of headphones - same problem.

  Everyone fell on this? My helmet is defective?

  Thanks in advance.

  UPDATE! I found the problem. Problem solved.

  I use the Dell Folio, which came in the form of a Pack, and he made sure the headphones were enough to play sounds and 'feel' as it has been connected - connection but it wasn't quite the case. Making felt a little loose, so I gave the helmet a good shot and he well engaged. No more rattling! I am back to enjoy my place of 8.

  Hope this helps someone else.

• turn off the headphone jack on the dell inspiron 15r is 7520 8 windows

  Hello

  My helmet came loose inside the headphone jack on my laptop, and I can't get out...

  Now, I expected to find a way to disable the headphone jack, so that I could still play sound through the built-in speakers, but I don't know how to do this.

  Could someone give me a guide on how to do this please? Preferably a software solution.

  My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 15r is 7520 with windows 8

  Thank you!

  Hi Thibaultdj,

  It seems that we have already tried all possible troubleshooting steps, you can try to get the plug removed with professional help.

  In case the above don't work for you, you may need to replace the motherboard as the headphone is integrated on the motherboard.

• Broken headphone jack

  I have a Studio XPS 1645, which has two outlets of output for headphones, fortunately.  One of the damaged, by a rough out of the helmet I think.  The plug is loose and always think there are headphones, so my speakers will not play.  Since I have some headphones, I can even plug my speakers in my computer and listen to music etc, but it is inconvenient.  What possible fixes are there that will allow me to reuse my laptop speakers?

  Your model has a circuit made replaceable helmet that you can replace. See section lV of the Headphone Jack FAQ for more information on getting the part. You can download a service from Dell manual that shows how to disassemble the laptop to do the repair.

  Section V of the FAQ has a software solution that should work for your model.

• Win7: no audio to the speakers, Yes in the headphones; Ubuntu: both work

  Hi all

  My system is Windows 7 Pro 64 bit on a computer laptop lenovo. I was running Win7 since the beta public, never had any problems with the audio drivers. Can't remember when this happened, but at some point given, I lost the sound in my laptop speakers. Since the headphone output works, I assumed that some cables went loose. Also, sometimes I can actually get the sound through the speakers carefully placing my headset connector to halfway in. Well, in any case, I thought it was a hardware problem, until I installed Ubuntu on the side (dual boot) and everything works fine there. I reinstalled my Windows drivers, and later the whole windows, but nothing has changed. Pilots report no problems, in fact, the volume bar bouncing happily when I try to play music. Would be nice if I could hear it as well...

  Thank you very much

  BTW, any device audio sysinfo:

  Name High Definition Audio Device

  Manufacturer Microsoft

  Status OK

  ID of device PNP HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_10EC & DEV_0862 & SUBSYS_17AA3867 & REV_1000\4 & 191C704F & 0 & 0001

  Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\hdaudio.sys (6.1.7600.16385, 342,00 KB (350 208 bytes), 14/07/2009-01:07)

  I don't know if this will help, but it's something I noticed when the Win7 RC is out. I found that the provided Windows audio driver that has been installed automatically by Win7 worked, but she changed the apparent wiring to all the output on the computer Sockets. IOW, things like the front speaker decision-making being the center being the sides, that sort of thing and the rear speakers. When I installed Win7 audio drivers provided by the manufacturer of the chipset audio instead, all outputs then returns to normal.

  You should have a list for the real sound chips in your device manager on your computer (the HDAC device above is a default MS driver installed in addition to the device driver named) at your system specs must appoint the audio device. Download the drivers from the manufacturer of the device (not necessarily the computer) and install those.

  Are other situations that mimic your question a bit if some multi-channel codec or filter is not properly downmixing 2 channel (applies only to multi-channel audio sources) or if the windows default sound sends audio signals to the SPDIF (digital) output for some reason any. For example, filter FFDSHOW or AC3, or some AAC codecs can have individual settings to redirect audio between speakers or SPDIF or to its multichannel downmix to 2 channels (for headphones or stereo speakers). You'll have to search options to find the wayward setting.

• How to fool a laptop for playing through speakers when it assumes that the headphone is plugged?

  I'm working on fixing the laptop from my friend and I was able to get audio to play through the speakers. The thing is, the headphone jack is loose and the computer requires a pair of headphones are connected. I don't know how I did it, but I want to reproduce it. It would be cool to have this problem for my friend does not have to always use the USB headset.

  Hello

  Thanks for the detailed description of issue.

  Please answer the following question:
  What is the brand and model of the computer?

  We will define the speakers as the default output device and check if it helps.

  Exercise the functions mentioned below to set the speakers as default:
  a. go to Start and click on Panel.
  b. click on her, then a new window will open.
  (c) in the new window click on the tab 'Read' and
  You can search for speakers and right-click in the window and click and click on "Set as default".

  For more information you can consult the Tips for solving common audio problems

  I hope the above information helps!

• Is it possible to record something I listen online with soud recorder if I use headphones?

  Hey, I really hope that someone can help me. I use the app to looser radio on the bing toolbar, and I wanted to know, is there a way I can record music playing with sound recorder so I have headphones? I wanted to put the songs I've heard on the radio on my mp3 player. I tried to unplug the headphones and recording like this last night, but it sounds terrible. If anyone can help me without having to send me a link to another site that would be great! Thanks in advance!

  Hey, I really hope that someone can help me. I use the app to looser radio on the bing toolbar, and I wanted to know, is there a way I can record music playing with sound recorder so I have headphones? I wanted to put the songs I've heard on the radio on my mp3 player. I tried to unplug the headphones and recording like this last night, but it sounds terrible. If anyone can help me without having to send me a link to another site that would be great! Thanks in advance!

  ===================================
  The following article might be worth a visit:

  Windows 7 - audio record with sound recorder
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/record-audio-with-sound-recorder

  I'm guessing that you are unable to download stuff
  but the following freeware could be what you need.

  See the following links:

  Audacity
  http://Audacity.sourceforge.NET/

  Features of Audacity:
  http://Audacity.sourceforge.NET/about/features

  Audacity - Frequently asked Questions - FAQ
  http://Audacity.sourceforge.NET/Help/FAQ

  Audacity - Tutorial - audio playing on the computer
  http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer.html

• Lost headphones

  So I lost headphones that I use for the iPhone 5 s and I honestly can't remember how I lost him it is quite difficult to remember things and so I have the one year warranty so I was wondering that since I was the one year warranty is it possible if I could get some new sense of headphones that I have the one year warranty or I just had to buy a new pair of headphones with money?

  Yep, I have to shell out the money, unfortunately.